Shoppers who stay loyal to Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, or Morrisons over Aldi and Lidl are paying more for their groceries, according to a price comparison analysis by Which?. Despite discounts offered by loyalty cards like Tesco Clubcard and Sainsbury’s Nectar, Aldi and Lidl still came out cheaper for a typical food basket. Aldi was the cheapest overall, followed closely by Lidl, while Waitrose was the most expensive.
Lidl has launched a new range of ice cream flavors that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. From red wine swirl to watermelon and blood orange, these unique options are a refreshing departure from traditional flavors. The new range comes as searches for unusual ice cream flavors are on the rise, with avocado and pesto seeing an 82% and 100% increase in searches respectively. So ditch the boring vanilla and head to Lidl to try these exciting new flavors.
Most UK supermarkets will be open this weekend with some changes to their usual opening hours. Waitrose, Aldi, Marks and Spencer, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and Morrisons will all be operating on different schedules over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend. Some stores will have reduced hours, while others will be closed altogether. It’s important to check your local store’s website or call ahead to confirm their hours before visiting.
After a three-year hiatus, Lidl’s beloved Cheese Twists are finally making their grand comeback on May 30th. The flaky pastries, filled with rich British mature cheddar, have been sorely missed by fans who have been clamoring for their return. To celebrate their triumphant return, Lidl is offering a limited-edition merch giveaway featuring Twisties-themed T-shirts, friendship bracelets, and free Lidl Plus coupons. Additionally, a whopping 15,000 cheese twists will be given away for free through the Lidl Plus Coupon website. Cheese twist enthusiasts can secure their Twisties bundle by visiting www.lidltwisties.co.uk from 10am on May 24th until June 2nd.
Lidl has revamped its loyalty scheme, Lidl Plus, introducing Lidl Plus Offers. These offers provide additional discounts that change weekly and are exclusive to loyalty scheme members. Unlike traditional Lidl Plus coupons, which require activation before use, Lidl Plus Offers are automatically applied when scanning the app at checkout. This new initiative aims to offer more personalized discounts to customers based on their shopping habits.
Lidl joins the beauty box arena with its own iteration, offering an impressive array of full-sized products at a fraction of the luxury brands’ prices. For just £2, beauty enthusiasts can indulge in over 20 esteemed skincare, haircare, and fragrance items, including Cien’s premium face cream, micellar cleansing milk, and facial scrub. Lidl’s commitment to ethical standards shines through with its cruelty-free certification by Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny. Additionally, all proceeds from the beauty box will be donated to the charity partner NSPCC.
Lidl’s ‘Massive Garden Event’ is here, offering gardening enthusiasts an array of must-have essentials starting from as low as £1.99. From electric goods to practical gardening tools, this event has something for every garden lover looking to enhance their outdoor space without breaking the bank.
A shopper’s complaint about a supposed price hike on bottled water at Lidl has been met with amusement after fellow shoppers pointed out a likely error. The customer had accused Lidl of charging £7.57 more for a 24-pack of water, but others suggested they had inadvertently purchased individual bottles instead of the multipack, which retails at £1.79 for 12 bottles. The incident highlights the importance of checking product labels carefully before making assumptions about pricing.
Lidl has become the top in-store bakery retailer in the UK, overtaking Tesco in the first quarter of 2024. The budget supermarket’s success is largely attributed to its All Butter Croissant, which sells an average of 122 units per minute. Other popular items include the Demi Baguette, Jam Filled Doughnut, and Chocolate Hazelnut Croissant. Lidl’s ‘Special Guest’ range of limited-edition bakes has also contributed to its dominance in the market. The supermarket’s share of the in-store bakery market rose to 18.2% in the 12 weeks ending March 17, 2024, while Tesco’s share stood at 18 percent for the same period.
Lidl’s Garden Event continues this week, focusing on tools and accessories to enhance your lawn and outdoor space. From powerful electric lawnmowers to a telescopic tree pruner, there are plenty of practical and budget-friendly options to help you create the perfect garden. Grab these bargains while stocks last from Thursday, April 25th.
